Human vectors of animal diseases

Human beings in contact with animals through their occupation may carry infection on their clothing or their hands. In the case of zoonoses, such as anthrax, humans may reinfect animals. Other animal diseases, such as Newcastle disease, may be carried by humans but do not affect them.

1. Vectors of animal diseases
2. Humans as vectors of disease

1. Spread of animal diseases through factory farming
2. Obstacles to the international transfer of corpses
3. International movement of animals as factor in animal diseases
4. Increase in animal disease by increase in aviation

1. Fowlpest

1. Inadequate disinfection measures for humans during animal disease outbreaks

1. Zoonoses
2. Denial to animals of the right to the attention, care and protection of humankind

1. Studying human vectors of animal diseases

1. Rights
2. Inhumanity
3. Disease